Safety & sustainability
Safety disciplines applied on every shift
Permit-to-work, hazard studies, SIL-rated shutdown, engineered overfill protection and a rolling inspection program against API 653, EEMUA 159, IEC 61511 and ISGOTT — applied on every shift, with any team member able to halt a task they judge unsafe.
Safety & sustainability framework
How we manage safety and sustainability
Safety and compliance, risk management, environmental responsibility and responsible operations — each has its own page. Together they cover terminal safety, risk and environmental responsibility; open any of them below for the detail.
Safety & Compliance
An integrated HSE management system, process safety, fire prevention and protection, and full regulatory compliance — built on recognised industry standards and stop-work authority.
Learn moreRisk Management
Structured risk assessment, bow-tie analysis and a rolling inspection program identify and reduce risk before it becomes incident.
Learn moreEnvironmental Responsibility
Vapor recovery, double containment, continuous groundwater monitoring and verified emissions reduction protect the surrounding port environment.
Learn moreResponsible Operations
Trained emergency response, ISPS-compliant security and access control, and a rolling inspection program keep operations responsible, secure and ready to respond.
Learn moreOur commitment
Everyone is empowered to stop unsafe work
Safety is not a department — it is the responsibility of every person on the terminal. Our teams are trained, equipped and empowered to halt any operation they believe is unsafe, without exception and without penalty.
Stop-work authority
Every team member is empowered to halt any operation they believe is unsafe, without exception and without fear of penalty.
Leading indicators
We measure performance not only by the absence of incident, but by the strength of leading indicators — inspections completed, hazards reported and drills executed.
Recognised standards
Our operating discipline is built on recognised industry standards — API 653, EEMUA 159, IEC 61511 and ISGOTT — and a culture where safety is practised on every shift.